Faithful Remnant wrote:
Dunno,
Glen Mcnease appears to be an adherent of William Branham's writings:
"They believe that William Branham was a 'Word prophet', and that his spoken and written words are the complete and correct interpretation of the Bible necessary for the "Bride" before the Rapture."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_M._Branham
It's my opinion that Mr. Branham fell into heresy and spread more heresies. You can decide for yourself by looking up information about him.

Seaton wrote:
Lance, Me boyo
The Jesuit Doctrine of "Molinism" is just another title for Arminianism.
"What the Jesuits were loathe to admit, was that Molinism was nothing more than a rebirth of the ancient Pelagianism heresy, although it actually more easily likened to "Semi-Pelagianism" which contends that man cannot be saved apart from God's grace; however, fallen man must cooperate and assent to God's grace before he will be saved. The Jesuits recognized that the Protestants would never embrace the teachings of a Catholic Spanish monk, so they capitalized on the growing and open debates taking place within Protestantism. Molinism would be recast as Arminianism, and eventually, it would take over the ecclesiastical world. A famous quote from de Molina eerily fortells of the Jesuit lie that proceeds from the mouths of "evangelical" leaders today: "all human beings are endowed with equal and sufficient divine grace without distinction as to their individual merits, and that salvation depends on the sinner's willingness to receive grace"(M. Bunker)

when you do you will be asked to leave your"churches" but perhaps then GOD will include you into HIS CHURCH the CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD